Although pre-operative flexion contracture is reported to influence extension gaps, we found the mean difference of the extension gaps between groups A and B was only about 1 mm and there was no significant difference (Fig. 5).
The difference of the EW extension anomaly between the forearc and backarc regions possibly indicates a dissimilarity of stiffness, depending on the crustal structure of the Tohoku region.
The difference of the mean extension gap between the two groups was only 0.9 mm, which was not significantly different, and there was no significant difference in flexion gap between both groups (Fig. 5).
In this light, the difference in extension of about 3 nm between the 10 and 5 pN segments of Fig. 2a is consistent with the WLC model.
There were no significant differences between the loss of extension and flexion between groups.
In [4, 18] unification of the existence of periodic solutions of population models modeled by ordinary differential equations and their discrete analogues in the form of difference equations and extension of these results to more general time scales is studied.
We did not find any overall, significant difference between the average speeds of extension and retraction on any growth cone; so they were combined to calculate a single average speed for all further analysis.
First, to detect a difference in mean knee range of extension between the experimental and contralateral knees; we ran 1-tail t-tests for the 24 experimental groups assuming the experimental knees would have a lower mean angle of extension than contralateral knees.
No differences were found for loss of extension and flexion after more than one year, although a trend was found for enhanced flexion at five and ten weeks for the plaster group.
Some of the most important types of axioms include axioms of order, axioms of extension, axioms of difference, axioms of conjointness, and axioms of geometry.
